Severe flooding submerges roads and vehicles after heavy rainfall across South Florida, USA

On November 4, 2026, in South Florida, USA, @JustinSeedman shared footage showing extensive flooding across a landscaped area following heavy rainfall. In the video, floodwaters cover roads, curbs, and surrounding low-lying areas, leaving much of the landscape submerged. Trees and tall palm trees remain partially visible above the murky water, while several vehicles are partially submerged in the floodwaters. According to reports, severe flash flooding affected multiple parts of South Florida, trapping hundreds of motorists, forcing road closures, and prompting water rescues. The flooding was caused by a combination of a slow-moving low-pressure system, unusually high King Tides, and persistent moisture from the tropics. Rainfall totals reached approximately 13 to 15 inches in parts of Broward County, while some areas of Palm Beach County, the Treasure Coast, and southern Brevard County recorded 15 to more than 20 inches over a four-day period.